Tracking isn't about judgment or guilt. It's about awareness. When you know what you're drinking, you can make informed choices. Without awareness, you're flying blind.
Many people think they drink "moderately" but have no idea what that actually means in units or how it affects their sleep, energy, or overall well-being. Tracking brings clarity.
You don't need to make dramatic changes. Sometimes, just one fewer drink per week can make a difference. Or spacing drinks out more. Or choosing lower-alcohol options on weeknights.
When you track, you see patterns. Maybe you drink more on weekends than you realized. Maybe that "one glass of wine" is actually two large glasses. Awareness helps you make small, sustainable adjustments.
Even moderate drinking can affect sleep quality. Alcohol disrupts REM sleep, which means you might sleep for 8 hours but wake up feeling less rested. Tracking helps you see the connection between what you drink and how you feel.
Over time, small adjustments can lead to better sleep, more energy, and a clearer sense of how alcohol fits into your life. You don't need to quit entirely—just find your balance.
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